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Sound Quality – DSEE restores high frequency sounds lost in compression
Battery Life – Up to 10hr battery life, total up to 20hr with charging case
Ratings – Splash-proof and sweat-proof with an IPX4 rating
Built-In Mic – Easier, clearer hands-free calling
Comfort – Small and light for a great fit and all day wear
Design – Ergonomic Surface Design for Secure fit
Portable – Go anywhere with pocket-sized case
Easy button operation – WF-C500 Earbuds not only let you play, stop or skip through tracks and adjust the volume
Customers say
Customers like the sound quality and build of the headphones. They mention they’re comfortable and feel well-built. However, some customers have reported issues with call quality, functionality, and connectivity. Opinions are mixed on value for money, battery life, and fit.
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Shivalik Halder –
Premium sound and thatâs all there is to offer
I have been using the Oneplus Buds Z2 for more than a 1.5 years now and that is perhaps the best TWS headphones at that given price. It has great features, great sound, great battery life and good noise cancellation. But I was still searching for another TWS. Why? Because I am not a fan of bass. My only two reasons for not liking the Buds Z2 is that it is bass heavy, and it is too loud. This is what most people want, but my music preferences are not like that. So when I read reviews about the Sony WF C500, I thought of buying it. But that changed was that I got the Song WF C700N at under 5000 in the Great Indian Festival. And what impressed me most the most is the sound. The sound isnât too bassy. It balanced. Some might call it flat and boring too. Because it wonât excite you if you are someone who loves bass. But I loved the sound. I was amazed what a 5 mm dynamic driver could do. Yes, small driver means the volume isnât as loud as Oneplus, but I could never use the Oneplus over 20 percent volume as it would hurt my ears. The Sony is much more soft and has a warm sound tone. It packs good punch and if you want you have a full equaliser at your disposal in the Headphones Connect app. And you can play along with the already created profiles or make custom ones. Adjust the sound to your likings and you will be amazed at the sound. The connection is easy too and the app is easy to use. I would say for the price I got it at, the sound punches much above the class.But thatâs about it. If you look for features, look away. The buds have a continuous battery backup of around 8 hours approximately and the case holds one additional charge. You will get approximately 16 hours of playtime with ANC turned on. The case takes 3 hours ro fully charge however there is a fast charge feature where you can charge for 10 mis and use for some 2-4 hours. There are no touch controls, however the buttons are very tactile and a breeze to use. The buds have IPX4 though. And it is one of the lightest set of TWS I have ever used. So donât look for any features. As the competition offer much more at lesser price.But that I loved, I will repeat again, is the sound. And the customisation available for the sound. The experience is premium. The connection is easy for both Android and iOS. For someone who loves to play around with different types of music, this is a great pair of TWS if you get it under 6000 I would say. This would be an audiophileâs dream budget TWS if you look at it that way. But it for the amazing sound and nothing else.
Saurabh Patel –
Impressive Sound and Noise Cancellation at an Affordable Price
Rating: 4.5/5I’ve been using the Sony WF-C700N earbuds for a few weeks now, and I’m thoroughly impressed! These truly wireless earbuds offer exceptional sound quality, effective active noise cancellation, and a comfortable fit.Pros:Excellent sound quality: Clear, balanced audio with deep bass.Effective noise cancellation: Significantly reduces ambient noise.Comfortable fit: Ergonomic design and lightweight construction.Long battery life: Up to 9.5 hours playback and 24 hours with charging case.Affordable: Offers great value for its price.Cons:No wireless charging: Requires USB-C charging.Noise cancellation not as strong as premium models: Still impressive, but not on par with higher-end options.App can be glitchy: Occasional connectivity issues.The Sony WF-C700N earbuds offer an impressive combination of sound quality, noise cancellation, and value. While not perfect, they’re an excellent choice for those seeking a reliable, affordable, and feature-packed truly wireless option.
Red –
Best in this segment
This product is really great , I was using a Galaxy Buds Live It was the most comfortable earbuds I have ever used but the sound quality was not that nice . I am also an editor I also a wired Over the ear Headphones but it was very much difficult to work with it so I needed new TWS which must be comfortable with good music quality ,accurate details for my editing with Multiconnection option and ANC. I came across this one this was under my budget so gave this a try .First it was not as comfortable as my buds live but the quality and other options are great. My rating for every thing out of 7Comfort – 5.5Music – 6ANC – 5.7Details – 6Utility – 5.5Features – 6.8Value for Money – 6.5Overall it the best TWS in this price range I would give this a solid 6.7 out of 7
Placeholder –
OK Product rendered almost useless by the WORST FIT EVER
Read good reviews on Cnet and Techradar and paid 7990/- for it. Delivery ok, product worked okUsing it for 3 weeks now.The Good1. Decent sound. My previous one was Jabra Elite 3 and this was better sound2. Multipoint meant it connected to both laptop and mobile so switching between the two was a big plus.THE BAD1. THE FIT IS COMPLETE CRAP!! Used all 3 sizes of earbuds and nothing works. It feels super unsteady. Has fallen off several times. Forget running. Just doing weights or even just walking about sometimes, the bud falls off. It is beyond irritating. I don’t ever use it in the loo after it fell off thrice. Thankfully on the floor. The head is so big and heavy that its always sticking out of the ear. Seems like poor design. I dont know how none of the reviews mentioned this. Am I a freak?2. The touch controls are total bullshit. You never get the tactile feel of pause or resume. I never know how many times I need to press or touch the damn buttons. You cant easily feel the buttons, you have to keep feeling around like a blind man.COMPLETELY REGRET PAYING 9K FOR THIS NONSENSE. I have used a variety from Bose Soundsport (good but only lasted 18 months after paying 17K), JBL, Jabra Elite 3, Mivi, Sony wired bluetooth and Sennheiser.This one has marginally better sound than all except Bose. But fit and controls are so bad that I would gladly go back to Jabra any day! Have paid so much so I have to stick with it till I lose it or it dies. WILL NOT RECOMMEND AT ALL.POST SCRIPT – 22ND OCTOBERBack here to report that the left ear bud died in the 1st week of October (3 months after purchase). When I went over some reviews many had mentioned this sudden death of the left one. Kicking myself for not having seen it. Anyway, visited their service center, they have done a reset and update (on the spot, took 1 hour). And it seems to be working now. Fingers crossed. I am half expecting the damn thing to die again just one day after the warranty. Wish me luck
Phil Lafleur –
I was tired of being tied off to my device. I wasn’t sure what wireless Earbuds to get, but after reading a number of reviews I decided these were the one’s I would purchase. I’m glad I did because I don’t want to go back to wired earbuds ever again. I’ve had them for a number of weeks and they are comfortable, and sound great. The batterie life is great, I rarely loose batterie life and the small carrier hold a charge as well so anytime I place it in the case it’ll charge the earbuds so they’ll have enough juice for the next use. I often use one earbud at a time to take calls at work, kind of like the old single phone ear pieces that were popular over a decade ago. I think the price point for theses earbuds are good, I personally wait for the deals to make my purchase which makes them better value for your money. I would recommend them to family and friends. Do your research and you’ll be satisfied with your purchase.
Vitor M. –
Ele atende todas as demandas de áudio (voz), tanto para ligação, para filmes, e para áudios.
Whyborg –
Long time fan of Sony products. Have the WH-1000XM4, WF-1000XM4, and other brands. Just got these this morning and listening now. Pretty happy with sound quality, the Sony app helps as I like a punchy bass and have typical high frequency loss for male adults. Once set up with the app, clear bass turned up almost to max and treble up Iâm enjoying the sound. Sounds very much like the WF-1000XM4. Noise cancellation seems similar but need to do more listening in different conditions. Got the XM4 reconditioned and unfortunately the right battery is failing to hold a charge after about a year and a half so got these to satisfy my earbud itch until the XM5 is released. Actually liking the push button as opposed to the touch controls of XM4. Not better, but not worse. A bit smaller which Iâm pleased with as I like to sleep with audiobooks on. I can sleep on my side with a soft pillow and not feel very much pressure. Did have them pause as I have the right side on default to pause and skip but only once so far so I donât think it will be a problem. Contrary to some reviews either side can he configured to volume with the app. I have volume on the left now. Single press notches up, holding lowers volume. Default is to switch between noise cancellation or ambient mode. I have cancellation on most of the time so volume is more important to me. Also saw criticism about them not automatically pausing when removing, not a problem to me as I can easily pause touching the right side button. I also have some QCY buds that were surprisingly good for the price, and Soundcore A40 witch were also a good find, paid $99 but now $79. Theyâre almost as comfortable as these for bed but protrude a bit further so when sleeping on my side more pressure on my ear than the Sony. So far noise cancellation on the Sony is the best, almost as good as the XM4.For the price, I think this is a very good alternative to the XM4. Battery life is rated to 7.5 hours and the Soundcore are rated to about the same but by early morning I get a rudely loud charging notification. Weâll see how the Sony last with similar use and update this review later. Overall in direct comparison of the XM4 Iâd say these are just about as good but maybe not as broad of a soundstage. If you like Sony or are just looking for a good quality earbud with noise cancellation at a reasonable price these would be a good selection. One major improvement for me is the tips for the buds. I have large ear canals and the memory tips on the XM4 were a huge disappointment, they would not seal in my ears which is terrible for sound quality and noise. I keep all the tips from many earbuds over the years and even with other brands need to dip into them to find larger tips to seal in my ears. Pleasantly surprised the included large tips actually fit me. I included a photo of the Soundcore, QCY, XM4, and the WF-C700N for comparison. The WF-C700N seems to be the most comfortable so far. Slightly smaller than the Soundcore and definitely smaller then the XM4.So after using these about a month Iâm still happy with them. I do have the occasional problem when listening to audiobooks in bed with the buttons for pause or volume getting just a little too much pressure and activating. Fortunately for volume one notch is louder but if you hold it the volume is reduced so at least I havenât been blasted by max volume. Much as I like Sony products the other buds I mentioned would probably suit most people fine with a lower cost. But theyâre not Sony! Still anxiously waiting for the soon to be released WF-1000XM5. Hoping for the lighter weight than the XM4 and the comfort of these with touch controls instead of push buttons. But for a mid-price bud these are still my favorites.Another update, these are not working for me to sleep with. My left ear gets a little raw spot on the edge of some cartilage. Iâm primarily using the Sony WF-1000XM5 )got them 2 weeks ago) and the Soundcore A40 for audiobooks in bed. The headphones until my ears get too hot and the A40âs when I want to lay on my side.The Sony has some edge or something on it that makes a tiny little sore spot on the cartilage in my ear. Still like them a lot but now using them when I do my indoor cycling. I have a couple big blower fans on me and the Sony blocks out a lot of the noise and are better then the QCY Iâd been using. Theyâre more rounded and I get less wind noise also.WF-1000XM5 just released, expecting mine Friday. I REALLY hope they donât irritate my ear the way these do.So Iâd still recommend these. Itâs probably just my personal ear shape causing me an issue, no problem on the right side but nobody is perfectly symmetricalâ¦8/523Update. Got the XM5 2 weeks ago and loving them. Fantastic sound, lighter than the XM4, better bass, more comfortable. But again the tips donât fit. Airtight seal is critical on noise cancelling earbuds. The app is the same for The 700âs and XM5 but the 700âs do not have the feature enabled that checks for a seal. I discovered the left bud on the 700âs and the new XM5 just wonât quit seal. I found a hack to make the tips moldable. If you get Sugro glue (kind of like clay) roll a bit up, pull up the mushroom part of the ear tip, take the rolled up piece of Sugro and wrap it around the fitting to the bud, roll the tip back down and now you have a moldable tip. Insert in your ears and make sure they a good seal. You may have to reshape it a bit with your fingers if you work it too much. Once you have a good seal let it set a few hours and now you have a fitted tip. Works with my big ear holesâ¦I have to reiterate, the 700âs have a very pleasing sound once you get the equalizer and clear bass setting adjusted to your taste. I just finished using them for 4 hours straight on loud during a 2 hour indoor cycling session, walking the dog, and making my lunch. Enjoying music I havenât listened to for too long. They were comfortable (almost forget theyâre in) sound excellent, and just put them away with 50% battery left.I really think most people would like these and would not be disappointed in any way, especially at the price. The XM5 are better, but to most people probably not $200 better (but I love them too!).9/22/23 a note about the app and the codecs used. I feel like a dummy now that I finally noticed right at the top in the headphone connect app it tells me on my iPhone itâs definitely using the AAC codec and shows if DSEE is on or not. DSEE definitely improves the sound. Compared the noise cancellation against the WF-1000XM5 and the XM5 do a better job with the 2 blower fans I have on me during my indoor cycling. But I still prefer using the C700n just because I want to be very careful with the more expensive buds.10/23/23Lost these! Looked all around but canât locate. I was able to replace them @ $88 so not hugely upset, ordered a new pair and happy all over again. One of the reasons I really like these is how light they are. Even after 4-5 hours of wear I almost forget theyâre in. Still one of my favorite pairs.Revisiting noise cancellation, walking my dog with light traffic only a few feet away Iâve had the chance with the new pair (left button default is now toggle ANC transparency off or on. With it off Iâm not hearing much of anything but my music. In transparency mode I can hear everything around me. Iâd give these a 9 from 1-10. About as good as any ANC buds Iâve tried.12/22/23Found the lost pair so now I have 2 pairs of the WF-C700n and not unhappy about it. These are definitely my go to buds, use them more than the XM5âs as theyâre so light and comfortable and now at $76 I donât worry as much about loss or damage as with the pricy XM5. If you havenât tried them yet you should!
beep –
This is my first pair of true wireless headphones, I’m listening as I write this, and I haven’t written a review in years. I’m not a fan of bluetooth, so I was skeptical of buying these, but needed something for a long flight. For reference, I’m not an “audiophile”, but my home hifi system cost 10k, is very minimalist (Hegel H190 w/ KEF Ref1s) and sounds pretty amazing.About ten years ago, it occurred to me that we would soon have an audio version of Google Glass, and it has been entertaining watching this slowly manifest in these types of headphones. This concept is very much in its infancy and I’m not surprised to see an overlap in market between tech users and the hearing impaired community. Soon, I imagine that there will be intelligent noise cancellation (select for/against certain “waveprints” i.e. FOR your friends voice at a crowded restaurant and AGAINST the crying baby sitting across the room) and the unique waveprint of your voice will be included with your general contact information. Infinite other applications, but I digress.I was surprised to see the breadth of the market, with so many companies doing gymnastics to distinguish themselves, and failing miserably in the reviews. And you would think that humanity would have mastered bluetooth pairing and connection by now, but for so many of these products, that is not the case. Sooo many dumb dumb dumb products out there, poorly designed and with little to no product testing or quality control, banking on what’s left of their brand coupled with the nuisance of having to return a terrible product. But this isn’t one of them.I think that Sony has nailed it with these headphones. There is definitely room for improvement, but not at this price point. The product arrives in a tiny little biodegradable box (which I love) with no frills or desperate attempts to gain first impressions. Cost has been reduced on the carrying case materials (good!) and there are little magnets which hold the buds in place (love it!). I plugged them in to charge for a bit, then put them in my ears. I was pleasantly surprised to hear them automatically pair, upon release from the charger, and connect to my Samsung Galaxy A50. I then put on Spotify, which has a somewhat poor bitrate to begin with (320 kbps) and is cheapened even further by bluetooth, and got about what I was expecting: a totally adequate though far from stellar sound that was largely out-shined by the newfound convenience and extreme comfort of this ergonomically well designed and executed technology. I then tried them with some high quality recording on high quality FLAC files. I really don’t have much to say about the sound except that it is not offensive. Again, my baseline is a 10K system. The extra space over conventional wired earbuds facilitates bass presence, but there is nothing transcendent or even particularly precise about the mids or highs and no noticeable soundstage. They could possibly benefit from an “open back”, but then you lose the privacy.But no one buys these for hifi sound quality. Most people have never even heard hifi. And so much of hifi depends on the physical environment (i.e. the room) that you could never hold this type of product up to those standards. Certainly not at this price. This success of *this* product carries an extra burden of comfort, convenience, and ease of use. In spite of my system, I have actually found myself wearing these around the apartment so I can listen at higher volumes late at night. They are ridiculously comfortable as so many other products fail so miserably at this most basic and essential function, and I honestly forget that I am wearing them. And the controls are simple and intuitive and don’t have any stupid design flaws that make you want to strangle the designer. AND YOU DON’T HAVE TO USE AN APP (though one is available) WHICH MEANS YOU DON’T HAVE TO GIVE YOUR PERSONAL DATA TO A PSYCHOPATH! And again, the sound is adequate and inoffensive, and in my lack of experience, I am unconvinced that a much better sound could be produced, even for another $200/unit. But, this is my first pair, so what do I know?
ahmed fawzy –
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